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“THE DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE ROCK ‘N ROLL MUSICAL” SCREENS IN LOS ANGELES

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“Freaky Friday”? Give us a break. “S.W.A.T.”? You’re taking your chances with that one. Why not go see something really entertaining this…

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“THE DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE ROCK ‘N ROLL MUSICAL” SCREENS

"Freaky Friday"? Give us a break. "S.W.A.T."? You're taking your chances with that one. Why not go see something really entertaining this weekend. The...

REGGIE BANNISTER: IN THE COMPANY OF ELVIS, BUBBA AND THE TALL MAN

Bubba marks Reggie’s ninth outing with Coscarelli. The pair made their respective debuts as actor and director with the 1970 film "Kenny And Company,"...

THE PRINCESS BLADE

“The Princess Blade” is based on a 70s manga series called Lady Snowblood. Set 500 years in the future, it presents an unnamed post-apocalyptic analog...

CYBER SEX?

It's pretty obvious that director/writer Jim McGivney gets a lot of inspiration from Kevin Smith. Unfortunately, McGivney doesn't have Smith's talent, and...

FREAKY FRIDAY

It’s been a long time since I’ve seen the original “Freaky Friday,” but to my recollection, this is quite a different film. This one is updated...

PURPLE GAS

Sometimes things just appear out of nowhere. Cars, pedestrians, road kill, and credit card bills have a tendency to manifest themselves unexpectedly. In...

RUSSIAN ARK

On December 23rd, 2002, an amazing feat was accomplished in St. Petersburg. The Hermitage, one of the world’s most famous museums, was closed down for...

THE UNDERGROUND LIFTING VIDEO

It is a shame that Ang Lee did not know about actor/bodybuilder Paul DeSimone before making The Hulk as he could have saved a ton of money and had an...

EGYPTIAN FANTASY, HORROR AND SCIENCE FICTION

From August 7 - 27, the American Cinematheque will be presenting their 4th ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF INTERNATIONAL FANTASY, HORROR AND SCIENCE FICTION FILMS at...

EXCESS HOLLYWOOD: REVISITING COLIN FARRELL

I don't often respond to letters I receive in regards to my column, but every so often I get one that makes me wonder if the writer actually read the...

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